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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-02-18

The collapse of the great labor strike in
New York is absolute and final. Which
side gained the victory may be judged
from the fact that the conclusion came the
day after the beer brewers and the engi-
neers refused to quit work at the orders
of District 49. The fact that these impor-
tant unions refused to obey orders is very
significant and hopeful. The Journeymen
Brewers Union has published the reason
for its refusal. The statement says that
obedience would have been certain de-
struction" to their Union, that they had
done the best financially to help the coal
shoveler strikers, and that, further, they
have contract with the boss brewers un-
til April 16, which they cannot break.
Their union with the knights of Labor,
they say, has given them no benefit in the
past, and they can see none in the future
Hence, they have agreed to withdraw from
the Knights of Labor and cast in their lot
with the Central Labor Union. The Beer
Drivers Union indorse the action of the
Journeymen Brewers, and 90 with them
This indicates wakening sense of inde.
pendence which is hopeful. The tyranny
of labor bosses will not be endured beyond
certain limits. Meanwhile, more bitter
contest is being waged in Boston, where
the horse car strikers have entirely stop.
ped the running of cars on several lines
The Cambridge line is the first to start it,
cars running, and on Saturday last the
manager, an old military man, rode on his
horse to Boston and back in front Of the
first car, and through very angry crowd
OF men. 1t was display Of courage that
was not only admired, but that won = vic.
tory.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-02-18

We mentioned last week the current ru-
NOR that Secretary Manning contemplated
fesigning from the head ofthe Treasury de-
partment. This rumor was verified on
Monday when his resignation was placed
in the hands of the President. 1t is not
believed that the President has finally de.
termined upon successor, and there has
been some talk in Washington to the ef-
feet that he could not make a wiser selec-
tion than by recalling Minister McLaae
from Paris and putting him at the head OF
the treasury.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-02-18

The saw in portable ss~ail on the farm
of l.. d. Wright, near Californis, NO., few to
pieces Saturday, AMI one part of it cutting
open Mr. Wrights breast, exposing his heart,
and killing him instantly, and another piece
carried away part of the head of Miss Thomp-
son, a young lady who had gone to the mill to
call the men to dnner She died in four hours.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-02-18
Terms Of SALES:

All sums Of twenty dollars and under CASH
on all suns over twenty dollars a credit Of six
month will be allowed. the purchaser giving
note, bearing interest from the dav Of sale with
sure,ies to be approved by the undersigned.
n B-No property will be delivered until
the trrms of sale shall have been complied ith ;
and property bought by any party Who fails to
comply with nd terms Of sale, viii be resold
at the risk Of the first purchaser.
JOHN II. MITCHELL,
Admir- of Jas Taylor deceased
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-02-18
With Every Cash Purchase of Sl2 or More.

At this
ch " WISH advertise their ches they make the word Waterbury
n of
man and boy America In this clothing
n
model clothing house to
The
prnze this s II dr need the
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-07

Mrs ClevelandS letter declining to make pre-
sentation OF cOlors 10 distinguished firenen In
New York city certainly ought TO impress upon
committees who have charge OF such affairs, not
only there, but In other parts OF the country. a
sense OF the improperly OF asking wife to take
so prominent part In public proceeding with
out al least doing her husband the honor OF tnvft
ing him to be present. Mrs. Cleveland might, OF
course have ignored the omission In this Case and
eonrented herself with reference to her many So
ctal obligations crowded into the month OF Sep
TENDER But perhaps her idea OF letting her policy
in these matters be distinctly understood at the
outset was not a bad ThoughtleSsneSs Like
that exhibited at New York deserves rebuke, and
the graceful way In which Mrs. Cleveland reDuked
1t will direct universal attention TO the nice point
Of etiquette involved without giving needless Of
tense to any one. Perhaps, after q While, It will
dawn on the minds OF the authorities OF certain
cities that the whole business OF dragging the
President Of the United States or any member OF
his family away from the capitol OF the nation to
take part In proceedings OF purely local interest is
an imposition on good nature. If the occupants
Of the White House happen TO be in any distant
place while such exhibition is In progress, it is
pleasant courtesy to invite them to be present
and to have share In the activities but the prac-
tice Of forever tugg1ng at Them in season and out
OF season, ought TO be discouraged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-07

Admiral Porters play was successful in one re-
specI Whatever the professional critics may make
OF II In others: 1t brought together distinguished
audience, and drew from them FREQUENT outbursts
Of applause. How much OF this tribute was due
to their appreciation Of the drama, and how much
TO regard for its genial and versatile author.
there Is no means Of judging; but many q more
ambitious playwright would have been delighted
to get the reception the Admiral got Monday
night. II b Gen. sherman's turn now TO nut a
tribe Of some sort On the boards, and utilize for
the instruction and entertainment OF his admir-.
Ing eounrrymen The wide resources OF his knowl.
eoge OF tne world, and his acquaintance with the
perpnnei o. the dramatic profession
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S s's + SO ! J E. En- u.s.
Geo ILL 90 ZEE ssss

FOR LADIES from 58c. to G425.
FOR GENTLEMEN from Csc. to 41.p8.
FOR MISSES for CSC.
We are selling splendid -5-button Embroidered Kid
Glove CSC which we are sure cannot be duplicated
elsewhere for less than . dollar. Then We have 6
and S-button Undressed Mousqustare Glove selling at
&c. and SSc respectively that marvels Of cheap
ness.
Also 6-button Chamois Mouaquetaires ct &c. These.
Of course. are JOBS, but they are good ones.
The prices of our "PALAIS ROYAL" and ELITE"
Gloves (our regular warranted stock) are follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-07
SECOND "OpEsrse" Or
SCHOOL HOSE.

SCHOOL HOSE
We have received the balance of our Fall I'm
sportation of Chiidren's School Hosiery, and
Ind them fully up to the high standard of the
samples shown. We eonscientiously recon-
mend the present stock "a the best intrinsic
values ever our pleasure to offer.
Chldren's Imported Boot-ribbed Fine Cotton
Hose, white feet double heel and toe. extra
long, full regular made.
Sizes-6, 81. z. ~, 8, 81, 9 and on.
Prices-38, 40. 42, Al. IS. IS, SO aud SEC.
Chilren,s Imported Military Ribbed Fine
Cotton Hose, white feet. double heel and toe,
extra long, full regular made.
8ises-6, on, z, ~, 8, 81, 8 and 9H.
Prices-36, 80, 20, 40, ~, 46, so and 64c.
>Children's Imported "wide Ribbed" Fine
Cotton Hose. double knees, heel and toe. extra
long. full regular made, durable quality.
Sizes-6, 81, {, ~, 8, 81, 8 and 81.
Prices-42, A., 46. 4s. SO, So So und 6Oc.
ALI of the above Hose are in beautiful shades
of blue and black.
sizes especially for ''ovsrgrown" boys who find
the ordinary sizes too small and not long
enough to wear with knee pants.
We also offer the following which we received
previous to the above invoice, which, with the
above. constitute the largest stock. largest
variety and best bargains possible to obtain in
this any city.
bdrXd1u GxIraOfUluUry-1UU 'OOZ6Q 'CIll.
dren's Ribbed Cotton Hose full rngular made,
double heel end toe; .eolors-nsvy blue and
black :sfzes-6 toe.
Sizes, 6 6k ~ 81
Prices, 16 Is 20 22 % 25 CSC.
The lowest prices evern named on such desira-
bic, goods.
Special value in Navy 'Blue-Only 90 dozen
Children's Navy Blue Ribbed Fine Cotton
Hose. double at knee, zoe and heel
Sizes, '0k z ~ 8 81 o 0H 10
Prices, 25 25 IS q 80 SO 81 40
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
s6 Cor 11th and f sts n.w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-07

Complaints have been made In the past OF the
overzeal OF certain members OF the police force in
making arrests where word OF warning or the
hearing Of an explanation would have spared an
ofcer the trouble Of an arrest, and the offender,
guilty Of only an unconscious or perhaps very
trivial misdemeanor. the fgnominy OF being locked
up In a cell These Instances, however, were
quite oyershadowed yesterday by the conduc. CT
an oncer who deliberately swore In court to q
charge against the prisoner at the bar, a little
white boy, only TO discover at later stage in the
proceedings that the person he arrested and
whom he had intended 70 accuse was a fun grown
cosoFed man. This laundering of1eer viii doubt
less be taken In hand without delay by the present
vlgilant police authorities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-07
The possibility that MIR. Thooe,s contest for Tn

The possibility that Mr. Thobe's contest for the
seat Of Mr.. Carlisle in the House may interfere
with the latter gentlemans election to the speak
ership carries with 1t even more OF threat against
the public satisfaction than against Mr. Carisle,s
own eomposure Of mind. 1t would, undoubtedly,
be serious loss 20 Congress and to the country to
have 20 able speaker ruled out of the chair BY q
technicallty. The warm esteem In which he Is
held by his associates In the House tells the story
OF bis value there more eloQuently than any for
nal resolutions could do IL. The readiness even
OF his strongest opponents TO leave disputed
questions 10 his arbitration and the cheerfulusss
with which they abide by bis decisions Is a sufI-
Gent proof Of his fitness for the Judicial
place which he has held during the sessions OF
two Congresses It Is TO be hoped that some
means Will be found for clearing away all techni.
cal difficulties before December, and enabling the
House 20 do honor to whom honor Is due.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-07

Cases Of the fashionable Corded Bingham Rem
nants containing almost all the Fall shades
reed last coors, only 10c per yard regular value,
1oc.
The last lot of the celebrated "Cannstadt" German
Feather Ticking Warranted entirely featherproof)
q sd wide. 14c.; regular value. %
1Sc; =" 80.
new colors and DESIGNS suitable for Lambreqins and
1enerai Furniture USE only CSC Fer yard.
Cases o. the new Era Cloth Remnants In dark
eolors beautiful designs, only &c per yard generally
sold at l0c This fabric famous for its heavy finish
and fast colors.
Several hundred dozen of the Russian Fancy Tides
at lc. each, standard price 25c We beg to mention
the fact to the Public this is an exceptional Bar
gain not to be overlooked.
new invoice of nture-Cretonne, in all the new
Patternsincluding French and Swiss designs only 1Oc
per yard.
We have now on hand an immense line of Corduroy,
Fancy and Plain Velveteens, in all the fashionable
eolors direct importation from England at the low
est figures
new lot of Bleached Cotton Remnants, containing
all the well-known Brands. at 81 and SC. per yard.
worth respectively g. 10 and 12Hc yer yard.
In our Blanket and Comfort Department we will
offer the following specials:
13 Pair of lO4 White Blankets slishtly soilsd only
81 per pair.
Our Scarlet Blanket at S35 per pair must be de.
cided Bargain Judging from the quantity sold
this week We invite the public to and examine
them.
Alot of soiled Marselle Quilts at greatly reduced
prices.
Cases Of Furniture Print Remnants beautiful pat
terms suitable for comforts and many other domestic
purposes only DC. per yard; regular value &c.
Having been honored with an immense number Of
callers last Thursday and Friday had trouble
In promptly serving them have observed the old
Proverb. Caution 10 the mother of Wisdom I" and
have engaged an additional force of statesmen.
ONE PRICE TO ALI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-07

Tne spectacle OF q Senator OF the great State
OF Virginia being sued for a paltry nve hundred
COLLARS ~ one who was but lately his colleague ia
snfyfng 70 degree, especially In view OF the
evidence brought out concerning the origin OF the
debt Persons who are fond of wagers might md
recreation In betting how long the present uti9a-
ton would continue If MI R1ddleberger were In a
poAtion 70 oner Mr.. Malone his seat In the Senate
In exchange for q receipt In full
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-07

Count Aitkiewicz cannot complain OF the uuan.
tlty OF nee advertising he Is getting from the
American press, whatever he may think OF It's
ouality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-07

New Asp Coop BOOKS.
Underwood's PoeIns by Robt Louis Stevenson
SeA Spray or, Facts and Fancies Of . fschtamau.
Pleasures Of Life by SIR John Lubbock.
Ivan uyftch, by Tolstoi.
In Pursuit Of happiness. by TOlBto
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.
Royal Girls and Royal Courts.
after school Days. A Story for Girls.
h nov n.n me DID r. stcry Tor Boys
"a WI. SxiIAxTY iSs IS s6x. 4as zsa ssnx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-07

Ae1rs. Parsons, Spies and their associates WIN
are Just now guests OF the sheriff OF Cook Conn,v
Illinois, did not celebrate Labor Day In Chicago
Tneu detention In jail at least saved thsm from
the impertinent hypocrisy OF representing Them
selves a wofktnsmen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-07

One OF the worst results of disaster like that
which overlook the Exeter Theater on Monday
evening Is the terror it spreads through theater
audiences and crowds I'm public halls generally
for some time after ITS occurrence rendering douby
probable the chances OF panic whenever any
alarm Is sounded. Last night, 1t IS said, the au-
d1ences In the London theaterS were very small
because OF the nervous fears Of the average
amuSement-seeker. At the Casino In New York
city some fool In the audience shouted "firer in
the midst OF the performance, and nothing but
the promptness and cool wit OF the manager pre-
vented stampede with every likelihood of tragic
sequel.
Such warnings should not pass UNDECIDED by the
authorities Of this city. We have public gather
tng-places here which are eonspicuously H.
adapted for empty1ng In hurry The exits are
not abundant and the means OF reaching
ing them are tortuouS and INSULT
Gent. A communication recently addressed to
The STAR showed how at least one Of these places
had neglected TO comply with the plain require
melts Of the law. The best time to undertake the
correction Of such shortening is now, while the
Oh season lasts, and before the houses fill up with
their regular winter audiences. While the Exeter
disaster continues fresh In the public mind the
authorities viii find it much easier to enforce the
ordinances than later when the first impression OF
horror shall have grown dim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-07

Mr.. B1aine's health has again become an issue
of importance. simon Cameron, who has lust
returned from abroad, Is quoted as saying, on no
less an authority than the statements OF Andrew
Carnegie himself, that Mr.. Blaine Is very much
broken In strength by kidney trouble. senator
Spooner Is said TO have brought back a like un-
favorable account. On the other hand Senator
Hawley, who has seen good deal Of Mr. Blaine
Of late, has no discouragtng news; and several
other persons who might be expected to know II
anything were the matter, express themselves
quite unalarmed. What seems more to the point
than any of this encouraging testimony is the fact
that the energetic American news gatherers, who
have been following their distinguished country.
man wherever he has gone, make no reference 70
his being under medical treatment-a circum.
stance which, II 1t existed, would have been very
likely to come out through the newspapers And
that any man Of Mr.. BlatneS intelligence, means
and public prominence would let q commonly
fatal disease run on without consulting the bes,
advisers within reach seems to the last degree i'm
probable
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